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Last national meet I attended was South Bend ‘17 ….Flew out to Indianapolis…. rented a nice new car….. Enjoyed the pleasant 100 mile drive north to South Bend, and the return drive after the meet……Dropped the rental car off…. Got back on the plane…….Back home in a couple hours…….VERY ENJOYABLE, STRESS FREE FEW DAYS! PS…. And riding in the tour bus around the Indy 500 track, and visiting the ‘500’ museum was wonderful!!!

Extremely nice and quite complicated body modifications performed on this ‘63 Stude Avanti… Jim Bunting truly is a craftsman! Considering this Avanti two seater is an R2 four speed car, it must go like a rocket with a couple hundred pounds of ‘body’ removed from it! GREAT CAR!!!!!

Looks to be a promising project Avanti to restore…. at an attractive price!

Excepting that ‘park bench’ bolted to the rear deck, it does look pretty nice!

Sounds real interesting!

That’s crummy Guy… you might want to give Dave Thibeault a phone call.

Gorgeous!

Call Dave T or S.I. Reproductions are chrome plated over brass…..Much superior than original die cast rings!

Well, they must be able to afford it… and I’ve heard that caskets do not have pockets!!!!!

If you need a diff cover gasket, an RDS # 6629 will do the trick!

A ‘National’ #5778 will do the trick!

I think an events location (and your location) has much to do with the practicality of attending.

Good info… May work as long as front springs are up to snuff!

Thanks for the pics!…. Ixnay on the ‘17” wheels, which are a ‘fad’ thing (IMHO), which spoil the look of ‘60’s collector cars….. Also, I would think fender clearance up front would negate the idea anyway….. Kudos to you for being inventive though!! PS…. Your idea might work by using tires with a super low profile… I saw a ‘61 Corvette set up like that….. To each his own I guess!!

I use Mercron lll in all!!